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by ofrzeta 3y ago
StrategrDesktop still has three unticked boxes for platform support, though :-)
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
You could use Kompose https://kompose.io , just sayin :)
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
> It _may_ tell us something about debuggers. Probably that they are not as useful when it comes to OS kernels. Remote debugging a kernel on another machine is certainly useful and always a bit magical for me.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Related: Rust: The Longest War by Jonathan Waldman, that contains a chapter about the Statue of Liberty with lots of intricacies about coating.
875.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
It's a thing from the past. Last year the punctuality of Deutsche Bahn long range trains dropped to 65%.
876.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
As in "alternative views for Django"?
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
How is it a "full-stack framework" when it's "for Django" that provides the backend service? Also on their own homepage they mention "Using other frontend frameworks with Django", so I'll conclude i
878.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
That's sounds like an amazing solution. Let's call it "TV" as in "Tele VNC".
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
How could a PCB without ICs make a "stunning wall piece". I am not even talking about functionality but aesthetically the appeal comes primarily from the chips in concert with the connection traces.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
"Our goals overlap substantially with that of Rust and other commendable efforts, such as Zig or Vale" - oh well, but not with Vala, I guess?
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
About that Paperfuge analogy ... maybe I am stupid or overly skeptic but I haven't seen that paper wheel carry any samples in the video. If there was some solution to mount samples (symmetrically I'd guess) it would become quite d
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
I don't quite get what they are "spying" there, as there's probably no specific information to get there. From the article the Russians are meeting German informants there, ok. Then there's the issue with SIGINT on
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Is it? I thought "theory of science" was already a thing, cf. Auguste Comte, Gaston Bachelard, Thomas S. Kuhn, Paul Feyerabend, Alan Chalmers and many others. How is this different?
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
One of the biggest problems of people using computers is fear. It impedes any exploratory activity and therefore learning how to use a computer. The first thing everyone has to be taught (again and again), try stuff out and don't be af
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
I wonder about the state of the project. I found it through HN in the past but the author seems to be busy rewriting the project https://github.com/huxingyi/dust3d/issues/140 (e.g. removed rigging) https:&#x
886.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
They used to have a much better homepage: https://web.archive.org/web/20220826231428/https://dust3d.or... I don't know why the author changed this. EDIT: The reason for the changes are "... to
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
It's compared to Vue, React and Svelte on the homepage. So it's a frontend framework in Rust? Came as a surprise to me.
888.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
In my opinion a lot of Devops comes down to improving "developer experience" (DX - another buzzword, but still). It starts with project setup and choosing tools that enable this such as JS build tools that are fast. Then you have
889.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
I don't get what "the edge" is here. I understand what the edge is with Cloudflare and how it makes sense to run certain applications there but Wasmer doesn't have this kind of infrastructure, does it? Is there any diffe
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
"UML 2.0 Sequence Diagram is strongly inspired by the ITU-T MSC" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message_sequence_chart
891.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
Interesting tech stack. Are you running on Linux? What's the hardware / cloud?
892.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
What's the point of watching a movie on a screen in a park, anyway?
893.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
Whether it's obvious or not seems to depend on a lot of factors. For instance I've seen a lot of Wittgenstein so that made me think it's made up. Someone else might think it's real. Anyway I think you did a great job wit
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Ballast seems to be HN's new darling :) Recently (282 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36183788 The machines are fascinating. Actually some are more like factories on train wheels.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
There are some quotes in Malcolm's book about Wittgenstein's habit of reading detective stories, too. Related to the question raised in the article whether going to the movies was just leisure or also philosophial. Taken with a gr
896.
by ofrzeta 3y ago
If you ask me you should add some sort of caption.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Is the image on top of the article real? I've never seen it before.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
I didn't want to bring up the issue but now that you mention it Dan(ielle)'s daughter Melanie seems to prefer to call her dad "Dan" http://ozarksoftscape.com/dans-legacy.html Let's just leave it at
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
It was interesting to learn that Ozark Software is kept alive by Dan Bunten's daughter Melanie.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
One of the key concepts is Autopoiesis ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autopoiesis ) that got applied to social systems by Niklas Luhmann.

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